Assignment by way of mortgage for securing £500 and interest between (i) Edward Morgan Douglas of Rutland Stores, Swansea, ale and porter merchant to (ii) Charles Goodwin Bateman of Llanelly, Carmarthen, gent.: of dwelling house and yard situate in Rutland Street, Swansea, late in the occupation of George Crump. Also the store lately erected on the yard by Daniel William Taylor. Endorsed with a Transfer of Mortgage for securing £500 and interest between (i) Miss L Bateman to (ii) Miss M L Wheeler, dated 1 Dec. 1870.

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Swansea Corporation, later Swansea County Borough Council, later Swansea City Council, recordsBA, BE, EA, HE, LE, PL, TC and TR

Borough Architect's DepartmentS/BA/hub

Borough Engineer's DepartmentS/BE/hub

Borough Estate Agent's DepartmentS/EA/hub

Deeds of title of Swansea Corporation property. These documents, which formerly must have been in the possession of the Town Clerk, had been kept for many years in the Borough Estate Agents department prior to accession in December 1976. Although no prior list of the class exists, the documents had been enumerated and ordered on several occasions, the last and only known occasion being 11 April 1952. The class has been broken up at some time. The sub-numbers used in this list follow this numbering system. The deeds in this series were catalogued and described by W. C. Rogers in his Swansea and Glamorgan Calendar, edited by Bernard Morris and published by the West Glamorgan Archive Service 2005 (searchroom library, LOC/SWA 78)S/EA/1/hub

Building lease applicationsS/EA/2/hub

Estate maps and registers of property belonging to Swansea CorporationS/EA/3/hub

Surveys relating to SwanseaS/EA/4/hub

Manorial recordsS/EA/5/hub

Deeds relating to Swansea School Board properties and other deedsS/EA/6/hub

Title deeds and leases relating mainly to properties at Brynmelyn and Greenhill, Swansea, 1630-1750. These deeds were found in two bundles, one containing deeds labelled A, E. K and L, and the other containing the rest. Both included notes by W. C. Rogers, former Estate Agent of Swansea made in 1942. He used them in his Swansea and Glamorgan Calendar (edited by Bernard Morris, and published by West Glamorgan Archive Service under the title Historic Swansea) where he refers to them as the Brynmelyn Deeds.S/EA/7/hub

Various deeds and leases of premises in Swansea, Oystermouth and Waunarlwydd, 1763-1944. There is no discernible original order to this series, so they have been arranged in date order.S/EA/8/hub

Pre-registration title deeds of properties in SwanseaS/EA/9/hub

Papers relating to the North Dock Abandonment Act 1928, 1913-1971. Swanseas North Dock was built in the 180s out of a bend in the River Tawe near to the town. The course of the river was straightened by the creation of the New Cut, and its former course turned into the North Dock, which was opened in 1852. By the 1920s, following the opening of larger docks to the east of the River Tawe, the North Dock was largely redundant and the Great Western Railway Company, its owners, proposed to close it. This resulted in the passage of the Great Western Railway (North Dock Abandonment) Act, 1928. The dock closed to shipping in 1930 and the upper part was filled in, leaving the North Dock Basin open until 1969, when it was filled in. New roads were built and the site eventually redeveloped for retail.S/EA/10/hub

Walters Ffynone Estate, 1750-1939S/EA/11/hub

Deeds and papers relating to property at Rutland Place, Rutland Street, Jeffreys Place, Swansea, 1750-1878S/EA/11/1/hub

Deeds and papers relating to property at Clyne Valley Hotel (formerly London and North Western Hotel), Swansea, 1862-1939S/EA/11/2/hub

Assignment for the residue of 60 years in consideration of £70 between (i) John Neat of Swansea, painter and glazier to (ii) Alfred John Acraman of Bristol, esq. and (iii) John Britten of 19 Hanover Street, Swansea and Griffith Rosser of Camden Terrace, Swansea, master mariner: of dwelling house and yard situate in Rutland Street, Swansea late in the occupation of George Crump. Also the store lately erected on the yard by Daniel William Taylor.EA 11/2/1

Assignment for the residue of 60 years in consideration of £150 (i) John Britten of 19 Hanover Street, Swansea and Griffith Rosser of 2 Rutland Street, Swansea, licensed victualler to (ii) Edward Morgan Douglas of Llanelly, Carmarthen, licensed victualler: of dwelling house and yard situate in Rutland Street, Swansea, late in the occupation of George Crump. Also the store lately erected on the yard by Daniel William Taylor.EA 11/2/2

Assignment by way of mortgage for securing £500 and interest between (i) Edward Morgan Douglas of Rutland Stores, Swansea, ale and porter merchant to (ii) Charles Goodwin Bateman of Llanelly, Carmarthen, gent.: of dwelling house and yard situate in Rutland Street, Swansea, late in the occupation of George Crump. Also the store lately erected on the yard by Daniel William Taylor. Endorsed with a Transfer of Mortgage for securing £500 and interest between (i) Miss L Bateman to (ii) Miss M L Wheeler, dated 1 Dec. 1870.EA 11/2/3

Mortgage for securing £100 and interest, between (i) Edward Morgan Douglas of Swansea, auctioneer to (ii) Charles Norton of Swansea, gent.: of dwelling house and yard situate in Rutland Street, Swansea.EA 11/2/4

Assignment (i) Margaret Lucy Jane Wheeler of Wolford Vicarage, Warwick, spinster to (ii) Charles Norton of Swansea, solicitor with (iii) Edward Morgan Douglas of Rutland street, Swansea, auctioneer and (iv) John Rowe of the Terminus hotel, Swansea, licensed victualler: dwelling house and premises in Rutland Street, Swansea.EA 11/2/5

Mortgage in consideration of £1000 with interest (i) John Rowe of the London North Western Hotel, Rutland Street, Swansea, innkeeper to (ii) Thomas Leyson of Penyscynor near Neath, gent.: of dwelling house and yard situate in Rutland Street, Swansea, late in the occupation of George Crump and the store lately erected by Daniel William Taylor.EA 11/2/6

Lease for 21 years for £110 annual rent, between (i) John Rowe, now or late of the London and North Western Hotel, Swansea, licensed victualler to (ii) Joseph Hall of Swansea, wine merchant: of dwelling house, hotel and premises called the London and North Western Hotel situate in Rutland Street, Swansea, now in the occupation of John Rowe.EA 11/2/7

Abstract of Title of Mr John Rowe to leasehold premises known as the London and North western Hotel, Swansea, 1861-1878.EA 11/2/8

Assignment for the residue of 66 years in consideration of £800mbetween (i) John Rowe of 12 Edward Street, St Phillips, Bristol to (ii) Percy Wills of 26 Cambridge Gardens, North Kensington, Middlesex, gent.: of the London and North Western Hotel, Rutland Street, Swansea. License to assign attached.EA 11/2/9

Re-conveyance in consideration of £200 between (i) William Leyson of Neath, esq. with William Leyson of 56 Cambridge Road, Battersea, Surrey, esq. and Thomas Leyson of Penscynor near Neath, esq. to (ii) John Rowe of 12 Edward Street, St Phillips, Bristol, gent.: of leasehold premises known as the London and North Western Hotel, Rutland Street, Swansea.EA 11/2/10

Assignment (i) Percy Wells of 26 Cambridge Gardens, North Kensington, Middlesex, gent. to (ii) Joseph Hall of 4 Cambrian Place, Swansea, merchant: of the London and North western Hotel, Rutland Street, Swansea.EA 11/2/11

Mortgage in consideration of £700 between (i) Joseph Hall of 4 Cambrian Place, Swansea, gent. to (ii) William Fry of Swansea, gent.: of leasehold premises known as the London and North Western Hotel, Rutland Street, Swansea. Also a leasehold dwelling house and premises situate in Waterloo Street, Swansea. Endorsed with a Surrender, dated 5 Feb. 1889 and a second Surrender, dated 9 May 1890.EA 11/2/12

License to Assign in the name of William Walters of Penlan, Swansea, gent to Joseph Hall of Swansea, gent. all the premises situate and being The London North Western Hotel in Rutland Street, Swansea.EA 11/2/13

Draft Lease for 21 years for £55 annual rent between (i) William Walters of Ffynone, Swansea, gent. to (ii) William Hancock & Company Limited: of a public house known as the London and North Western Hotel, Rutland Street, SwanseaEA 11/2/14

Surrender (i) William Hancock & Co. Ltd to (ii) Ernest Legassicke Hancock of Rhyl East Anstey, Somerset, gent. and Arthur Waldron of 17 Church Street, Cardiff, gent. and (iii) May Wilhelmina Walters of Penlan, Swansea, widow, Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46 Waterloo Street, Swansea, land and estate agent and James Chapman Woods of 1 Worcester Place, Swansea, solicitor: of a public house known as the London and North Western Hotel, Rutland Street, SwanseaEA 11/2/15

Counterpart Lease for 14 years for £110 annual rent, between (i) May Wilhelmina Walters of Penlan, Swansea, widow with Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46 Waterloo Street, Swansea, land and estate agent and James Chapman Woods of 1 Worcester Place, Swansea, solicitor to (ii) William Hancock & Co. Ltd: of public house, store yard and premises situate in Rutland Street, Swansea, formerly known as the London North Western Hotel.EA 11/2/16

Schedule of deeds relating to the London and North western Hotel, Rutland Street, Swansea, 1861-1890EA 11/2/17

Counterpart Agreement for 1 year for £105 annual rent, between (i) William Walters of Halstead, The Riviers Sandgate, Kent to (ii) William Hancock & Co. Ltd.: of public house, store yard and premises situate in Rutland Street, Swansea, known as The Clyne Valley Hotel.EA 11/2/18

Papers relating to the acquisition and provenance of Swanseas charters and other papers, 1718-1895S/EA/12/hub

Records relating to the collection of rentsS/EA/30-32/hub

Correspondence files, 1930s-1970sS/EA/51/hub

Records relating to Requisitioned propertiesS/EA/60/hub

Records relating to the Redevelopment of SwanseaS/EA/61/hub

Papers from the office of Bernard Morris, former Swansea City Estate Agent, c. 1880-1980. Bernard H. Morris (1932-2012) worked in the Estates Department of Swansea City Council, becoming City Estate Agent later in his career. He was a keen and knowledgeable local historian and long-term member of the Gower Society. These records consist of a miscellany of reports and other items collected by him in the course of his work and transferred to Swansea City Archives in 1989.S/EA/150/hub

Sales catalogues collected by the Estates Department, relating mainly to properties in SwanseaS/EA/180/hub

Market Managers Office RecordsS/EA/200-215/hub

Swansea City Council, Estates Department photographs, slides and negativesS/EA/ES1/hub

Medical Officer of Health's DepartmentS/HE/hub

Swansea City Council: Leisure Services DepartmentS/LE/hub

Swansea City Council: Planning DepartmentS/PL/hub

Town Clerk's DepartmentS/TC/hub

Treasurer's DepartmentS/TR/hub